или критерий[тест на]юрисдикции по деянию

Т.е. критерий[тест] юрисдикции деяния [нац.территории, на которой совершено деяние]
Критерий установления[определения] предметной подсудности по территории, на которой совершено деяние
The conduct test determines whether United States securities laws enable courts to claim subject-matter jurisdiction based upon the location of the conduct.31 The conduct test is based on the principle of foreign relations law, which stipulates that a country can assert jurisdiction over significant conduct within its territory.32 Under the conduct test, which is primarily a TERRITORIAL-BASED RULE, jurisdiction is conferred on events based on their location.
The conduct test allows the U.S. judiciary to exert more extraterritorial power over transnational securities transactions, than does the effects test, because, even absent an effect on U.S. investors, courts will sustain a claim if domestic conduct contributes to the commission of fraud overseas. Under the conduct test, although U.S. investors or U.S. investment markets suffered no deleterious effects, federal courts have jurisdiction where the conduct of the defendant in the United States had some significance.
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